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Parents' Guide to

GirlsLearnToRide

By Erin Brereton, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 12+

Safe place for girls who love sports.

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Most of the content on GirlsLearntoRide.com is upbeat and self-empowering. The articles tackle subjects such as defending yourself against stress and focusing on being healthy instead of thin, and the news is updated frequently enough to provide an overview of what's going on in the sports world. However, the site also features a fair amount of product plugs. Some of the stuff in its store is promotional -- such as buttons with the Girls Learn to Ride logo. But the site features a lot of ads, and has product reviews of things like watches and sports DVDs, complete with links to buy them. It's too bad this you-go-girl-themed site doesn't just stick with what they do well -- celebrating sports -- instead of offering so much stuff for sale.

Website Details

  • Genre: Fan Sites
  • Pricing structure: Free
  • Last updated: November 4, 2015

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